Editor: Ulrich Herrmann
Quartett-Spielbuch III
4 recorders (SATB | ATTB | ...)
- Order No. 4764
- ISMN: 979-0-2045-4764-7
- Number of pages 48 pages
- Volume Volume 3
- Kind of publication Playing score
- Instrumentation Recorder quartet in various instrumentations
- Editor Herrmann, Ulrich
- Level of difficulty medium to difficult
The Recorder Quartet Playing Book 3 expands the series with a varied selection of works spanning five centuries and offers a wealth of opportunities for making music in recorder quartet. The collection ranges from the Renaissance and early Baroque through the Classical and Romantic periods to the late Romantic era, bringing together dances, chorales, fugues, song arrangements and sacred music in a stylistically balanced ensemble repertoire.
The volume includes music by composers such as Heinrich Isaac, William Byrd, Johann Hermann Schein, Henry Purcell, Georg Philipp Telemann, Johann Gottfried Walther, Joseph Haydn, Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, Ludwig van Beethoven, Franz Schubert, Felix Mendelssohn Bartholdy, Robert Schumann, Johannes Brahms, Joseph Gabriel Rheinberger, Engelbert Humperdinck and Edvard Grieg. Traditional melodies including Alta Trinita Beata and Greensleeves complement the selection.
The arrangements are scored for a variety of recorder quartet combinations and provide a varied exploration of the musical styles represented in the collection. The edition is equally suitable for teaching, ensemble rehearsals and concert performance.
In meinem Sinn (Heinrich Isaak, c. 1460–1517)
La Volta (William Byrd | 1543–1623)
Intrada (Johann Hermann Schein | 1586–1630)
Paduana (Johann Hermann Schein | 1586–1630)
Alta Trinita Beata (Italy | 15th century)
Greensleeves (Anonymous | 16th century)
Pavane (Henry Purcell | 1658–1695)
Largo (Georg Philipp Telemann | 1681–1767)
Fugue (Georg Philipp Telemann | 1681–1767)
Allegro (Valentin Rathgeber | 1682–1750)
Praeludium (Johann Gottfried Walther | 1684–1748)
Fugue (Johann Gottfried Walther | 1684–1748)
Scherzando (Joseph Haydn | 1732–1809)
Grazioso (Joseph Haydn | 1732–1809)
Chorale of St Anthony (Joseph Haydn | 1732–1809)
Soon the dawn will break (Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart | 1756–1791)
Praise and Adoration (Christian Heinrich Rinck | 1770–1846)
Poco Adagio (Ludwig van Beethoven | 1770–1827)
Andante (Franz Schubert | 1797–1828)
Evening Blessing from Hansel and Gretel (Engelbert Humperdinck | 1854–1921)
Lord, Have Mercy (Evening Blessing), (Felix Mendelssohn Bartholdy | 1809–1847)
Andante con moto (Felix Mendelssohn Bartholdy | 1809–1847)
Chorale (Robert Schumann | 1810–1856)
Soldiers’ March (Robert Schumann | 1810–1856)
Adoramus te (Johannes Brahms | 1833–1897)
Praise and Worship (Joseph Gabriel Rheinberger | 1839–1901)
Solveig’s Song (Edvard Grieg | 1843–1907)
